Keep it up in short sessions.
Five or ten minutes a day is enough to keep the material in rotation.
Commute time happens every day, but it's a poor moment to open a textbook. SiftNow turns your textbook pages, notes, and screenshots into review audio, so time on the train or on foot doesn't get written off.
For studying on the way to school or work, consistency beats perfect focus. Listening lets you check key points or go over terms when you can't look at a screen, which makes it easier to fit in more review.
Travel time isn't good for deep reading, but it works well for key-point checks and repeated terms.
Five or ten minutes a day is enough to keep the material in rotation.
Suits walking, riding, and other times your hands and eyes are busy.
Replaying is easier than rereading, so you can review more often.
A quick pass before class makes it easier to pick up where you left off.
Keep in touch with the important items even without long reading time.
A light review at the end of the day helps slow forgetting.
Photograph notes or textbook pages, or use screenshots as your source.
Commutes are short, so hear the essentials first.
Gather a few days of material in the Review Overview to make it a habit.
Working with documents? See Slides & Handouts to Audio or Textbook to Audio.
Key-point notes, class materials, vocabulary, definitions, and a quick recap of yesterday's reading.
Treat it as a supplement that adds review passes, not a replacement for your main study time.
Yes. Hearing the same content again is the point of short-session review.
Start by turning one thing you need to review into audio.